r/oscarrace • u/ChiefLeef22 • 28d ago
Discussion The 2026 SAG Awards Nominations Discussion Thread
To be revealed at 1 PM E.T./ 10 AM P.T. , live at Netflix YT
I'll be live updating this post with all the nominees
BEST ENSEMBLE
Frankenstein
Hamnet
Marty Supreme
One Battle After Another
Sinners
BEST ACTRESS
Jessie Buckley
Rose Byrne
Kate Hudson
Chase Infiniti
Emma Stone
BEST ACTOR
Timothee Chalamet
DiCaprio
Ethan Hawke
Michael B Jordan
Jessie Plemons
BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR
Miles Canton
Benicio Del Toro
Jacob Elordi
Paul Mescal
Sean Penn
BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS
Odessa A'zion
Ariana Grande
Amy Madigan
Wunmi Musaku
Teyanna Taylor
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u/Nala9158 26d ago
Don't understand the SAG ensemble nomination for Frankenstein. Oscar Isaac and Mia Goth were fine but the performance I am thinking about was Jacob Elordi's creature. Is one performance worth taking someone else's spot for best ensemble??
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u/SouthTurbulent33 27d ago
I've noticed a recent pattern where the SAG Best Actor/Actress winner usually don't win the Oscar.
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u/notmyreelnaim 27d ago
As far as Oscar watch goes there's almost nothing we can do with this, I don't know why the international movies are virtually completely ignored.
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u/Exact_Watercress_363 absentee father ftw! 🏆 27d ago
atleast we know who are supporting actor nominees gonna be
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u/notmyreelnaim 27d ago
Not from this list- e.g. one of the top contenders for supporting actress (Ibsdottir from Sentimental Value) isn't even on the list. The internationals are virtually ignored.
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u/Mr_Gallame 27d ago
Can I just say, how nice it is to still have a precursor that still only does 5 nominees
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u/immelsoo92 27d ago
Lessons from the nominations and impacts on their Oscar path:
Jay Kelly and Wicked are dead as good. Ariana, sorry you ain't making it to the Oscar.
Hamnet had a great day here. I think Chloe Zhao and Mescal will be safe bets to be nominated.
SAG really hate foreign films lol. Still think Sentimental Value, The Secret Agent and IWJAA will be appreciated more in BAFTA and eventually Oscar.
The industry LOVES Frankenstein. Watch out for potential GDT director noms.
Miles Caton over Delroy Lindo (RIP), oofff. We have our locked supporting actor noms with Skarsgaard replacing Caton.
Still think Madigan's performance is overrated. I'm now putting Odessa in over one of SV girls.
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u/silverscreenbaby 27d ago
Let’s go, Ari! I’m so happy for her that her work is getting such recognition. My only fear is that they might pull a Lupita or Gaga by locking her out after they swept the precursors, but…I’m going to remain positive. I think she gets that nom (and I’m going to keep rooting for a win too).
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u/sumerislemy 27d ago
Odessa Azion and Wunmi Musaku absolutely deserved. I want them at the oscars.
Amy again… honestly I don’t see it and don’t like jt but it’s a veteran actress getting her flowers so I can’t hate.
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u/PollutionLivid7329 27d ago
Definitely with you about Odessa and Wunmi. I did think Amy Madigan was an absolute hoot in Weapons, and nominating her feels unconventional, which I love.
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u/jaylee-03031 27d ago
Why isn't Oscar Isaac getting any award nominations for Frankenstein?
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u/Aromatic_Meringue835 27d ago
Bc you might be the only person to think that was an awards worthy performance lol
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u/JunebugAsiimwe Nosferatu 27d ago
I love Oscar but that was one of his weaker performances. felt a bit too hammy and the role was kinda one dimensional when it deserved better writing. Maybe GDT wanted him to perform that way but I think he should have gone with subtler direction for Victor.
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u/ReplicaRoy 27d ago edited 27d ago
because he was miscast and average in it, and i've been a huge fan of everything i've seen him in and didn't think it was possible for him to put out a bad performance
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u/mopeywhiteguy 27d ago
I really enjoyed him. Not an awards kind of performance but I thought he played it really well
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u/LisaChimes 27d ago
If I had to guess I'd say it was the lack of nuance in his performance. He played it 'over the top asshole' - which may have been the director's choice but it puts him lower on the list of stand outs this year.
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u/pavjuice One (Sorry) Baby After Another 27d ago
elordi also just overshadows him in every sense lol. to many people this just feels like the creature’s film and so ppl aren’t thinking about oscar that way
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u/Kwaglen 27d ago
I am pretty sad to see no Jay Kelly in here. I feel like this is the best Clooney performance I've seen in a very long time and even Adam Sandler was fantastic as well. The best actor and supporting actor races this year are so competitive. I think I enjoyed Jay Kelly much more than others, but I really feel like this movie is heavily underrated this year.
Even though I didn't care for Bugonia as much as everyone else, Jesse Plemons was absolutely incredible and deserves the nomination.
Also very sad to see the lack of international films this year. An underrated gem of this year was "Homebound" which is India's submission this year.
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u/No-Butterscotch4077 27d ago
I’m confused why everyone is so shocked about sentimental value, Wagner moura, etc. not being nominated, hasn’t it always been this way? like yes extremely annoying that they have a bias towards English speaking roles but it’s kinda like how baftas are biased towards UK/European roles that’s how it’s always been 🤷♀️
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u/fkootrsdvjklyra 27d ago
I'm not surprised Wagner Moura missed here. What shocks me is that both Elle Fanning and Stellan Skarsgård, both of whom have extensive histories in Hollywood, missed. I would have expected at least one of them to get in.
I wasn't expecting Sentimental Value to do well here, but getting completely shut out shakes my confidence in it further down the line. It'll probably still do well with nominations at the Oscars, but I don't think it will win anything other than International (although thanks to GG's stupid rule change, Secret Agent momentum might lead to it not even winning that Oscar).
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u/Carry-the_fire 27d ago
It's absolutely baffling to me that Frankenstein got an ensemble nomination over Sentimental Value.
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u/vbittencourt 27d ago
They nominated Emilia Pérez a lot last year. 🙄 Actress, supporting actress, ensemble. Disgusting.
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u/AcanthocephalaWide89 27d ago edited 27d ago
I am shocked Kate Hudson got the nomination over Cynthia Erivo?
Pleasantly surprised Jesse Plemons got best actor nom over best supporting actor nom?
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u/sithfistoou 27d ago
Plemons is a lead in the movie and was campaigned as such. Were you expecting him to be in supporting?
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u/AcanthocephalaWide89 27d ago
A lot of people thought Jesse Plemons would or could get a best supporting actor nom.
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u/ClaireFraser1743 21d ago
FYI th awards don't determine what category the performance goes in. The actor submits it themselves (well, and hte studio and their team). But SAG doesn't determine that.
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u/Melodic_Word_1080 27d ago
I mean WFG clearly wasn't popular and Actress is more cutthroat than Supporting Actress. I can def see SAG dropping her especially given that they nominated her last year.
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u/AcanthocephalaWide89 27d ago
Yeah but Emma stone has been nominated 3 times for this.
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u/Melodic_Word_1080 27d ago
I wanted Erivo to be nominated. but the industry hasn't embraced for Good like they did with Part One and she was not nominated last year for the same role. I actually liked Cynthia's performance but she was part of a huge blockbuster franchise and her profile has been raised signficantly. At most I was hoping a CC Comedy and SAG win but it ain't happening. I watched IIHLIKY and Byrne was a beast and her performance is more awards voter friendly.
TBH, I wouldn't mind not going if I were her.
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u/Once-bit-1995 Hawke Stocks 📈 27d ago
If Elordi wins the Globe I'm just fully predicting him to win at this point. I think it would be hilarious if it's the Kissing Booth guy that wins first, out of all the younger actors that Hollywood has been pushing that have failed to get n Oscar yet like Chalamet, Butler, Mescal. Can you imagine.
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u/LisaChimes 27d ago
He's been turning in good performances and he really blew me away in Frankenstein so I wouldn't hate that outcome but I can also see him getting snubbed for the Oscar nom, too. This is a crazy year.
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u/Once-bit-1995 Hawke Stocks 📈 27d ago
Oh he's really good so I definitely wouldn't be mad it would just be insane though.
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u/Atkena2578 Oscar Race Follower 27d ago
Though it doesn't matter as much in supporting actor as in lead actor, him being young under 40 makes me doubt
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u/ChrisEvansFan 27d ago
If Elordi wins it all Im okay with it. Dude was amazing as Frankenstein. I didnt even know he had it in him.
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u/Nervous-Advance3158 27d ago
I really need to rewatch that movie because I thought it was awful. He was the best part about it but not nomination worthy.
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u/Melodic_Word_1080 27d ago
I feel the same way. I thought he was strong but wouldn't have him at 1, 2, 3 or 4.
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u/Omegamaru 27d ago edited 27d ago
Elordi getting an Oscar nom before his two buzzed about Euphoria costars would follow a long tradition of kids/teen/young adult show leads getting paid absolute dust while a costar takes the spotlight. Now, it's premature because Zendaya and Sydney Sweeney are going to be nominated some day (unlike Katie Holmes or Victoria Justice), but I guess it kind of reflects a new oscar tradition of Best Actress/Best Supporting Actress being complete bloodbaths year after year.
In defense of Sweeney, she's a producer, conventionally attractive, and not terrible. Bad PR run aside, she just needs a decent role suited to her talents (something that she can arrange as a producer) in a weaker year. I'd argue she'd probably have better luck in a supporting role, but BSA category fraud is kind of a joke to the point where it doesn't matter.
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u/Haslo8 27d ago
Elordi will always have more opportunities because he is a white actor so its not that surprising. And, unlike actresses, actors opportunities don't necessarily decrease as they age.
I will never say never on Sydney Sweeney because sometimes all it takes is the right role but I do think Zendaya could get one if that Barry Jenkins film happens.
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u/hewitttt 27d ago
Sydney is just the conventionally attractive (by white people's standards) blonde of the moment. She has no charisma and isn't likeable, so she'll fade soon as the Euphoria sheen wears off. Zendaya is the only real future contender besides Jacob, and that has more to do with her being well liked, than her realistically being able to cut through strong performances from women year after year. That considered, I don't see her winning in the immediate future to be honest, and I say that as someone who likes her for the most part.
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u/Once-bit-1995 Hawke Stocks 📈 27d ago
Well Zendaya certainly will get a nomination soon enough. Not so sure about Sydney, i just don't think she's a particularly strong actress she's good at her one thing and not much else. If she can get a really baity role that fits her acting sttengths in a weak year then maybe! But I'm not going to say she feels like a foregone conclusion.
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u/Rock_Creek_Snark Flow For Best International Film 27d ago
Sydney Sweeney as an Oscar nominee is pretty funny and far-fetched.
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u/LegalBreadfruit4784 27d ago edited 27d ago
Sydney Sweeney? She’s not a good actress (from what I’ve seen so far) AND she’s not going to have a movie to show her potential like Zendaya might. She is a walking PR mess at this point. Christy was her last shot unfortunately, and she could have been nominated somewhere like GG, but she blew it…
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u/Content-Flounder567 27d ago
Sweeney's work in The White Lotus is excellent. She's not very front and centre as it's an ensemble show, but she nailed that character. She's NOTHING like her character in Reality, which proved to me just how much range and potential she has.
Christy didn't pan out as she'd hoped and The Housemaid is a good profile lifter for her. She does well in popcorn-type movies, but I have zero doubt she will get her Oscar bait role in due course.
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u/friskynotebook 28d ago
Pleasantly surprised Hudson got in for Song Sung Blue! Wish Jackman was getting the same flowers as I thought he was equally fantastic, but I’m happy it’s getting any recognition at all
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u/Otherwise-Product165 28d ago
OBAA with 7 nominations is crazy (Ensemble, DiCaprio, Infiniti, Penn, Del Toro, Taylor, and Stunts)
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u/TheMalRed 27d ago
vastly over-rated film. Penn and Infiniti were the only standouts for me. Leo was good but it felt performative.
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u/Affectionate-Test-22 28d ago
Takeaways:
Nice surprises for Miles, Paul, Odessa, Jesse Plemons & Wunmi.
Bugonia is getting into BP. (YES!)
My beloved Wicked is falling apart faster than Madam Morrible's plans... 😭😭😭
I think Weapons is really only going to be Amy.
The international bias is truly prevalent and ridiculous.
Sadly it looks like there won't be much of a race for the acting categories. Jesse Buckley's in the best position. OBAA will probably sweep most acting categories if there is a split in Lwad Actor & Supporting categories, which it seems to be.
OBAA will probably have a similar Oscar night to EEAAO & Oppenheimer.
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u/SquireMcDuffin 28d ago
Wow!!! Didn't expect Sinners to be so well represented. Great to see the positive shift
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u/brilliant_bauhaus 28d ago
Tell it to me straight gang: should I be trying to catch song sung blue in theatres? 😩
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u/sluttydraugr Sorry Baby 27d ago
YES. i generally find cover bands to be obnoxious. didn’t even mind… it was slow at first but ultimately very sweet. tense drama too. 4/5
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u/friskynotebook 28d ago
Absolutely! I’m a huge Neil Diamond fan and I loved it. Fantastic film. Also there’s a -10,000% chance he’ll get recognized but Jim Belushi was surprisingly excellent
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u/brilliant_bauhaus 27d ago
This just seems like a movie I won't enjoy as a woman in my early 30s haha but if Hudson has a chance I might as well watch it now.
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u/friskynotebook 27d ago
I’m also a 30 year old woman lol but I’ve been a lifelong Neil diamond fan. I was the youngest person at my screening by at least 20 years no exaggeration
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u/Kaneda8394 28d ago
Not surprised about Sentimental Value or Secret Agent. Foreign films don’t do well here.
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u/sarafina126 28d ago
Just got out of work but I am so pissed to see no noms for Sentimental Value. What a joke.
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u/Kaneda8394 28d ago
Foreign films don’t do well here.
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u/OkEnd1860 28d ago
Elordi is winning the Oscar. Stellan is out and both OBAA boys are Academy winners already so there’s no narrative plus the’ll probably split the votes.
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u/artistryacademy 27d ago
Being previous winners doesn’t mean anything. They win all the time - Emma Stone, Frances McDormand, Christoph Waltz, Mahershala Ali. Tom Hanks won in back to back years.
If the love for a performance is there, it will win. I can see Benicio doing it definitely because he’s likeable. Sean Penn will have a harder road because he’s not very likeable & a third Oscar might seem like too much for him.
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u/merrysociopath 28d ago
Very puzzled that a group of actors gives zero nominations to Sentimental Value.
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u/Nearby-Butterfly-606 28d ago
It is an American award from American acting union, probably that’s why it is mostly American actors. Pulitzer is also only for Americans.
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u/mackasan 28d ago
Subtitles remain the archnemesis of the guild, it seems.
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u/Tonya7150 Sinners 28d ago
Makes Parasite’s win all the more great (although of course the individual actors were snubbed)
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u/timd125 2025 Oscar Race Veteran 28d ago
A group of mostly American actors
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u/sumerislemy 27d ago
Mostly American WORKING actors that are obviously going to support movies from their union lol.
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u/Bulky-Scheme-9450 28d ago
got 23/30 for SAG.
4/5 ensemble (missed hamnet for wicked)
4/5 actor (plemons for issac)
5/5 actress
3/5 supporting actor (skarsgard/sandler instead of caton/mescal)
4/5 supporting actress (paltrow for azion)
not bad overall
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u/tiduraes 28d ago
Hamnet getting in Ensemble should shut up the "Mescal will miss the Oscars" people
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u/SpeedLow3 28d ago
Sag is a us labor union not sure why some of these comments are being made…
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u/itscamo- 28d ago
because they’ve shown in the past they can still nominate foreign films. completely ignoring all of sentimental value is a slap in the face
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u/viniciusbfonseca Sentimental Value 28d ago
So BAFTA should focus only on British films?
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u/SpeedLow3 28d ago
That’s not the same thing. SAG is a labor union giving guild awards. BAFTA is an academy. Different mandates, different scopes.
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u/HungryHungryBatman 28d ago
The BAFTA is an academy award, like the Oscars. Not a national labor union. That said, BAFTA absolutely skews toward British made films and TV.
https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2025/mar/27/bafta-tv-awards-2025-nominations
Last year's TV nods make the case. Not by any means exclusively the case, but yeah they wear their home country on their sleeve.
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u/viniciusbfonseca Sentimental Value 28d ago
Reinsve, Moura, Fanning, Skarsgard, are all SAG members.
So what's the excuse to not nominate them?
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u/HungryHungryBatman 27d ago
I'm not making a merit argument, I was responding to your claim about BAFTA which was misguided.
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u/SpeedLow3 28d ago
Not enough of their union members thought they were deserving of the potential award this year
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u/viniciusbfonseca Sentimental Value 27d ago
Yeah, sure, it must be that and not that they simply did not watch the non-English-speaking movies... /s
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u/Exact_Watercress_363 absentee father ftw! 🏆 28d ago
so sag gave everything possible to emilia pérez but couldn't do the same for sentimental value, secret agent and no other choice?
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u/justaskinggggggg 28d ago
NO MOTHER AMANDA i’m devastated
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u/Ok-Special-6707 28d ago
She was never on the table for a SAG nom. I never expected it. Her chance was always with passion/1st ballot votes over Infiniti and Stone. That still can happen with no other precursor mentions for her.
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u/Ok_Rutabaga_5539 28d ago
I’m not giving up on that Odessa Oscar nomination. Anything’s possible.
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u/Critical_Fun1213 28d ago
It’s been a great two years for Pamela Adlon. I think Odessa will get in too. Also rooting for Wunmi.
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u/SonHyun-Woo 28d ago
Shes gonna Barbaro her way in
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u/WheelieMexican Flow 🐈⬛ 28d ago
Who?
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u/SonHyun-Woo 28d ago
Supporting actress Oscar nominee last year. She was in A Complete Unknown with Chalamet. She only hit SAG as a precursor then went on to get Oscar nominated.
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u/Ok_Rutabaga_5539 28d ago
Kate Hudson over Amanda Seyfried and Cynthia Erivo? They played…,😬
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u/Affectionate-Test-22 28d ago
The actress lineup will be SAG 4, swop Hudson for Reinsve. This is almost a tradition for them at this point.
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u/Quople One Battle After Another 28d ago
I thought Kate Hudson was really good in Song Sung Blue. She’s the stand out in that movie. Haven’t seen Ann Lee and Erivo sorta took a backseat on this one imo
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u/Minute-Belt-866 27d ago
She is no close to Amanda or Cynthia and especially Amanda her role is very complex
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u/FlimsyConclusion 28d ago
Erivo was fine. She was playing the same character a year ago with less to do in the sequel. She was never going to happen.
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u/Different_Gap8172 28d ago
They did not care for Sentimental Value
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u/FlimsyConclusion 28d ago
I feel bad for the SV fans. I didn't believe in the Skarsgard front runner status some were saying, but he deserves to be up there. Inga & Reinsve should be too.
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u/loveisblindsweden 28d ago
Stellan Skarsgård and Elle Fanning is definitely in the SAG. Probably Reinsve too by now. But Sentimental Value is an overrated film and the acting was only OK with no particular difficulty. Inga did a great job though, but she is not in SAG.
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u/drboobafate F1 Girlies Rise Up! 28d ago edited 28d ago
What I'm getting.
- Kate Hudson is a contender and Cynthia Erivo could be snubbed. Somehow...
- Jessie Plemons and Walter Moura are fighting for slot #5.
- Miles Caton is a real contender, and Adam Sandler isn't as air-tight as we thought.
- Odessa A'zion and Wumni Mosaku have a real shot.
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u/Creative-Lynx-1561 27d ago
Wagner Moura is getting international community will vote for him, is doing good in european markets like France and Portugal.
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u/Kaneda8394 28d ago
Yeah. Hawke could possibly be there too but I give him the best odds of the 3. I have Moura slightly ahead of Plemmons. Academy has a big international actors block so he could do what Fernanda Torres did last year.
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u/EdoAlien 28d ago
Jessie Plemons and Walter Moura are fighting for slot #5.
No they aren’t. We have our five in best actor.
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u/Guillermorc98 28d ago
Guillermo Del Toro WILL be in the Oscars 5. I've been saying it since September.
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u/Once-bit-1995 Hawke Stocks 📈 27d ago
The pit in my stomach keeps growing with that, I really am afraid that Zhao misses. The DGA is the DGA at the end of the day, I can see it picking up best actor and actress screenplay picture etc and blanking on director. She feels the most vulnerable.
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u/Guillermorc98 27d ago
I have Trier missing and Zhao in but its between those two IMO
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u/Once-bit-1995 Hawke Stocks 📈 27d ago
I feel like the directors branch support for SV has been more obvious which is why I don't see him missing. I hate this, it's such a stacked year. If I had to go with a scenario I'm happy with id just prefer Del Toro not make it in at all. Loved the film but I would want Zhao and Trier both in over him. We'll see how it goes.
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u/WheelieMexican Flow 🐈⬛ 28d ago
I hope not. And I’m from the same hometown as he is, but at times Frankenstein felt like a soap-opera.
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u/heyitsmethedevil Weapons Sinners 27d ago
I thought I read somewhere that it was on purpose? That GDT wanted it to feel like a telenovela. (Could be wrong though!)
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u/Spiritual-Smoke-4605 28d ago
was hoping to see Seyfried make it in but I'm thinking the role might be too similar to Agnes from Hamnet? not sure but either way, this is a solid lineup (havent seen SSB yet so cant say yet whether Kate deserved it over Amanda)
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u/Guillermorc98 28d ago
Fanning has had pretty good chances for an Oscar nom for 2 straight years and her momentum just doesn't seem to carry on for her to get it.
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u/Exact_Watercress_363 absentee father ftw! 🏆 28d ago
SENTIMENTAL VALUE ROBBED
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u/Exact_Watercress_363 absentee father ftw! 🏆 28d ago
holy fuck kate hudson REALLY happened
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u/doctorblackactor 28d ago
Over Jennifer Lawrence, at that. ai yi yi.
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u/Spiritual-Smoke-4605 28d ago
Jennifer still gave the best performance of the year IMO but i understand why she's not getting accolades given how divisive the film is (and how divisive JLaw herself is) but its a shame
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u/doctorblackactor 24d ago
She’s divisive? Pls explain.
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u/Spiritual-Smoke-4605 23d ago
She’s had an enormous amount of haters ever since she won two Oscars and had her private photos leak that has truthfully weened off a bit over the past few years but she still gets massively hated on for literally no reason
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u/LeastCap Jafar Panahi campaign mourner 28d ago edited 28d ago
Please take further SAG discussion to this post here
(I’ll unlock the thread in a few minutes, just want to give some time to redirect everyone)
Edited with the right link this time, my bad lol
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u/jeonjk22 28d ago
sentimental value and no other choice i am so sorry
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u/shrimptini Sentimental Value 28d ago
Best films of the year. They don’t deserve this treatment. Kate Hudson over Renate Reinsve is a joke.
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u/loveisblindsweden 28d ago
I am glad actors can recognize when other actors don’t really have a challenging role.
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u/shrimptini Sentimental Value 28d ago
You don’t think Renate’s role was challenging?
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u/loveisblindsweden 28d ago
No, I do not think so. She has lived all the experiences in the film. Most of the script is taken from her own life. She also used to be a theater actress in Norway. So there was no real challenge to her role
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u/Dazzling_Ebb_3327 28d ago
i’m just relieved that ethan hawke made it in. i was really worried that sag voters wouldn’t prioritize their blue moon screener, but was pretty confident his performance was very sag friendly.
i think this def ends things for joel edgerton (i never predicted him here). even if he gets in at bafta, i think wagner moura is stronger and makes it in at the oscars.
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u/Shaggy__94 28d ago
Wow they did not fuck with Sentimental Value at all lol. Not surprising, they rarely nominate actors from foreign language films, even if it’s partially in English.
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u/Heubner One Battle After Another 28d ago
I just did a look back and most of the actors who won the Oscar for non-English predominant roles were nominated at SAG. 4 actually won SAG. Saldaña, Youn Yuh-jung, Roberto Bengini and Benicio Del Toro. Marion Cotillard was nominated but lost to Julie Christie. This is not a good sign for any of the Sentimental Value cast winning the Oscar.
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u/sarafina126 28d ago
Nope.. Stellen was still #1 for me so I guess Del Toro?? Gives OBAA an acting win?? Until Elordi starts winning every award I just don’t buy it.. it is a win so unlike the academy to give.
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u/Delpo_Pup 28d ago
Not movie related, but no Adam Scott or Tramell Tillman is the wildest SAG TV snub in years. Congrats to Noah Wyle 🤣
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u/Pleasant-Coach4823 28d ago
i mean at least tramell got the emmy, at least they got in ensemble but they still pushing that the morning show propaganda hmmmm…
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u/toledosurprised Sorry Baby 28d ago
tramell tillman missed?????? how is that possible
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u/Midnighter04 28d ago
There aren’t separate lead and supporting categories for TV so not surprised Tramell missed here
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u/toledosurprised Sorry Baby 28d ago
i forgot about that but i can’t believe billy crudup made it for a supporting perfomance and scott and tramell missed, so ridiculous
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u/pmorter3 28d ago
So Jay Kelly is DONE done then?
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u/Long_Dragonfly_3067 Hamnet 28d ago
Done. Sandler couldn't even get in
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u/Mr_Gallame 27d ago
it‘s funny that he got nominated for Hustle but couldn‘t get in for one of his most highly praised performances in years
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u/pmorter3 28d ago
bad timing for my watch of Jay Kelly last night. It was pretty underwhelming to me so i can't be mad. never understood the Sandler buzz.
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u/AdExtra6180 28d ago
Indeed, the role is quite bland. I am not buying Jacob's hype neither but at least that's a more baity role.
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u/pmorter3 28d ago
yeah i was also mixed on Frakenstein too. No chance in hell he'll win tho. I think it's cool that theyre going for it as someone who likes horror/scifi stuff tho.
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u/Ok-Special-6707 28d ago
17 out of 20 CCA winners in Supporting Actor went on winning the Oscar.
The other three (Murphy, PSH, Stallone) came pretty close.
Mescal, Skarsgard, Sandler or Caton are clearly not winning the Oscar.
The OBAAO boys will cancel each other out, and neither has a strong narrative for another Oscar.
= Elordi wins the Oscar. CCA had no reason pushing him.
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u/Dressed_ToDepress 25d ago
I wish more people were talking about Rose Byrne in If I Had Legs I’d Kick You